Your actions make a difference!

By 2017 SDOT will install:

• 6,000 bicycle racks.
• A bicycle network of 454.8 miles of lane markings including:

• 143.3 miles of bicycle and climbing lanes
• 110.5 miles of shared lane pavement markings (sharrows)
• 18.1 bicycles boulevards
• 46.1 miles of other on-road bicycle facilities such as paved shoulders, wide outside lanes, edge lines and peak hour bus/bicycle only roads
• 58.2 multi-use trails
• 2.6 miles of sidepaths, one-way bike-on-sidewalk pairs, and pedestrian/bicycle-only bridges

SDOT is also developing:

• A program of multi-purpose trail maintenance activities including:
• Improving drainage
• Trimming vegetation
• Replacing damaged pavement
• Replacing signs
• Inspecting trail and other structures for problems
• Providing adequate lighting
• Creating a volunteer schedule to clean trash and debris from trails.

Drive 1,000 miles less this year and reduce your carbon footprint by 1,000 pounds of CO2.
How?